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I mean "...that unlock their phones, so they can..."
Sorry about that! - Posted by: HypnoToad Posted on: 08/26/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
They do every means to cripple phones for their customers,
HypnoToad | 08/26/06
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This will make the NSA's job easier.
Mr. Roboto | 08/26/06
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Since Verizon can't keep their own security in order,
HypnoToad | 08/26/06
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Crud, where am I today?
HypnoToad | 08/26/06
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Are we really that surprised?
milal@... | 08/28/06
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